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    Laddered Tightropes

    By Dillie Dorian

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    “We’re all going on a... bummer holiday.” A week’s getaway with a best friend each is just what the Hartley kids need – if only that was manageable. Once again, Harley’s mum has bitten off more than she can chew, and is insisting to digest it with a smile.

    If Harley can’t remember her uncles and cousin, there’s not a hope for Zak and Kitty. The twins were not long out of nappies on their last encounter, and have been forced to assume that this maze of tangled kin was sown with good intentions, but they aren’t the only ones for whom the island harbours difficult truths.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDillie Dorian
    Release dateFeb 28, 2014
    ISBN9781311763228
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    Dillie Dorian

    Dillie Dorian is an English author of child and YA realistic fiction. She is notable for offering all fourteen titles in her debut series, A Bended Family, for free online. Dillie has been “writing” since a very young age, and her mother probably still hoards innumerable sellotape-bound “sequels” to everything from Animal Ark to The Worst Witch. Her first serious project began in September 2006, with “Oops! Did I Forget I Don’t Know You?”, which sparked countless official sequels of its own within months. Working on this series between the ages of thirteen and fourteen taught her everything she knows about writing, and she hasn’t stopped expanding on the Hartleys’ lives since!

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